Scene 3.
Shall we go and visit the Lady Gravity?
No, she lives so solitary a life, as we shall meet no company there: for none go to visit her.
Then let us goe to the Lady Liberty, there we shall meet
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Shall we go and visit the Lady Gravity?
No, she lives so solitary a life, as we shall meet no company there: for none go to visit her.
Then let us goe to the Lady Liberty, there we shall meet
company enough: for all the Ladies in the Town go to visit her.
If she hath no men-visiters, I will not add to the number of her Lady visiters.
You may be sure she hath Masculine Visiters, or else the Ladies would never go to see her: for it is to meet the men the Ladies go to see her, and not for her own sake.
And the men go to see the Ladies.
I believe some do; yet men are better company in the company of their own Sex, than in the company of women.
By your favour, the contrary Sex agree best, and are better plea∣sed together, than men with men, or women with women: But if the Lady Liberties House be the General Rendezvouz for Men and Women, let us go.
Content.